Cannon Beach Restaurants, Dining - Menus, Dining Guide
(Cannon Beach, Oregon) – It is dining to die for in one of the coast's most popular little resorts.
Restaurants in Cannon Beach mean dining in some rather extraordinary surroundings, and often innovative in décor and approaches. The menus consist of something just a little different, or the concept behind the eatery goes a direction few, if any, have thought of before.
Here you'll find: Cannon Beach restaurants, dining, chowder, burgers, seafood, oceanfront dining, family or fine dining, pizza, steaks, chicken, kids menus, pub fare, Cannon Beach places to eat.
Cannon Beach Fultano's Pizza. It’s some serious gourmet Italian at a family price. This one delivers to local hotels, and they feature slices for lunch. There's a special thin crust recipe that's especially tasty, crunchy and yet still tender in a way that manages to combine both those latter qualities seamlessly.
There are many of the standbys, as well as gourmet varieties like the Margherita (garlic and herb olive oil, three cheeses, red onion and more), a Greek-themed specialty, a Goat Cheese pizza, and specialties with Teriyaki Chicken, Linguica, BBQ Chicken and a variety of seafood selections. One item features a distinctive sausage with mashed grapes for the sauce, providing a subtle, sweet tang. The sausage is spicy and zippy, making a nice balance to the slight sweetness.
One must-try is their pasta (about $10). They have a homemade tomato sauce that stacks up against anything Europe could dish out. This is one stunning, mother-of-all sauces, and their penne pasta with meatballs is a seriously addictive dish. 200 N. Hemlock and Second Street. www.CBfultanos.com (503) 436-9717. Family dining Cannon Beach, pizza Cannon Beach
The Lumberyard Rotisserie & Grill. Soaring ceilings and polished wood surroundings make for classy but beachy laid back, with a lovely bar and yet very family friendly. Lunch boasts plenty of soups and salads, including chili, clam chowder, BBQ Rotisserie Chicken Salad. Main entrees are often around $10 to $16, and include rotisserie pot pie, a rib-eye chili dog, ribs ‘n’ fries. Seafood includes a spicy prawn quesadilla, halibut or salmon fish ‘n’ chips. Sandwiches like pork sliders or rib-eye philly are around $10. Large burgers chicken, chili, halibut or sirloin are around $10 - $15. 10-inch gourmet hearthstone pizzas. For dinner there are many of the same dishes, burgers and pizzas, and they also feature rotisserie chicken, rotisserie turkey, steak, top sirloin, fettuccine alfredo, baby back ribs or a herb-infused turkey whole breast. Child’s menu, and many drink specials. Patio dining. $14 - $28. 264 Third Street. Cannon Beach, Oregon (503) 436-0285. www.thelumberyardgrill.com
Stephanie Inn Dining Room. A four-star restaurant inside an equally stunning hotel. A soaring wood ceiling is accentuated by a chandelier, with a historic atmosphere like a classic lodge from bygone days. Seating times and days change seasonally and reservations are required. $59 per person for a masterful four-course prix fixe dinner in an innovative Northwest cuisine style, featuring fresh, seasonal and local ingredients. Their wine list has numerous awards from Wine Spectator Magazine. The menu changes nightly. A sample menu could be: Butternut Squash Risotto with toasted pine nuts, brown butter and aged balsamic vinegar. Tomato Basil Soup with gorgonzola cream. Seared Beef Tenderloin with Duchess potatoes, grilled onions and peppercorn reduction sauce. Cedar Plank Roasted Salmon with snow peas and béarnaise sauce. Savory Duck Confit with spiced lentils. For dessert you may find a Meyer Lemon Curd Tart. Complimentary breakfasts for those staying at the hotel. 2740 South Pacific. Cannon Beach, Oregon. 800-633-3466. www.stephanieinn.com
The Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge. A timeless and upscale classic, it’s the only dining view of Haystack Rock. Breakfast features various styles of eggs, omelettes, hash browns and more with special touches like seafood, wild mushrooms, marionberry butter, local hazelnuts and Rogue River blue cheese, in the $6 to $15 range. Lunch features a large selection of appetizers from $10 - $15, like avocado with blue cheese, Dungeness crab cakes or a smoked salmon arancini. Large sandwiches include meats, seafoods and burgers around $13, with unique touches like a jalapeno lime jelly. There are tacos from local rockfish, prawns, clams, or a wild forest mushroom and cheese ravioli, among others. Dinner becomes even larger with dishes like potato crusted halibut cranberry and brown butter sauce, a cedar planked honey mustard salmon, or steamer clams - most $25 to $30. Also filet mignon, porterhouse steak, wild mushroom chicken, and chicken and crab. Award-winning wine list in Wine Spectator. 1190 Pacific Drive. Cannon Beach, Oregon. 503-436-1108. www.wayfarer-restaurant.com/ or Online reservations.
Tsunami Bar & Grill. Sandwiches, burgers, fish ‘n’ chips and a large variety of Asian cuisine with a view of Nehalem Bay. Set in a cozy, wood-themed interior, this very reasonably priced family dining favorite specializes in tasty delights from Korea, Japan and Thailand. Spring rolls, curry chicken, char grilled pork, Korean short ribs and bentos are some of the highlights. Most large dishes around $9.50. Stir fry yakisoba noodles come with chicken beef or tofu. Hot wings are Asian-style. Fish ‘n’ chips baskets are enormous and legendary among locals ($8 - $12). Full compliment of sides like tots, fries, steamed or fried rice and more. Cheeseburgers come in interesting varieties like BBQ bacon, mushrooms, chipotle black bean, gardenburger, chicken sandwich with honey Dijon, and others – all around $8. Full bar in back has one of the coolest retro interiors in Oregon. 675 Nehalem Blvd (Hwy 101). Wheeler, Oregon. 503-368-3778. www.beachconnection.net/tsunami_grill_wheeler/ Family Dining near Cannon Beach
San Dune Pub. A classy staple among locals, regulars and tourists alike, there's a slight historical sense about the place, augmented by a warming fireplace. A super friendly staff serves up fine microbrews as well as scrumptious grub in the American and seafood vein with homemade sauces. Appetizers in the $3 - $9 range include hummus, cheese bread, various tots/fries, hot wings or calamari. Plenty of burgers in varied incarnations like chili, bacon, cheese, teriyaki, BBQ, chipotle, veggie or chicken come with tons of interesting additions. Got seafood? There’s strips, chips, burgers, tacos and more with fishies or oysters. Wraps and ciabatta sandwiches around $8 include chicken, Caesar, pesto, turkey and bacon/swiss, among others. Soups and salads abound. Less than ten minutes from the surfing paradise of Short Sands, weekends abound with live music frivolity. 127 Laneda Ave., Manzanita, Oregon. 503-386-5080. www.sandunepub.com (20 mins from Cannon Beach) Pub Dining, Restaurant near Cannon Beach
Inspired! Café. A café inside an art gallery creates more than a place to simply sit, sip and down truly inspired cuisine, with bright colors, a multitude of levels of things to look at and intriguing furniture. All this comes with a green slant and emphasis on local organic ingredients, including fair trade, shade-grown coffee. Munch on handcrafted flatbreads (about $7), like the Italian (herb infused mozzarella, goat cheese, parmesan and sundried tomatoes), or the Southwestern (spiced beans, corn salsa, pepper jack cheese), or the savory Indian (curried sweet potato, mango, goat cheese). On-site baked goods include Gorgonzola walnut bread (half loaf, $7; full loaf $12), as well as other fine breads and muffins. Fruit plates available too. To drink you’ll find a large menu of gourmet teas, as well as fine wines, imported beers and Oregon-made, organic sakes. At the corner of 1st and Hemlock in Cannon Beach. 503-436-1533. www.DragonFireStudio.com. Cannon Beach Casual Dining, Gourmet Cafe, Coffee
Restaurants, Dining Near Cannon Beach (Rockaway Beach)
Rick's Roadhouse Bar & Grille. Classy yet not pretentious, this gem is another shot in the arm for Rockaway Beach, with the feel of a cozy, neighborhood bar you’d feel good about taking your grandma to. Exceptional food populates the menu throughout the day, such as the gargantuan toasted sub sandwiches. Turkey, pastrami, chicken and an exceptional Italian meatball sub all come with a gourmet touch (all around $8). There’s a hefty helping of coastal comfort foods, such as large portions of halibut and chips, prawns and chips, chicken wings, etc. Burgers have some nifty new takes, such as the chili burger, or the ones with cube steak or grilled mushrooms (all around $7). There’s a small selection of Mexican favorites, and some interesting extras like steak fingers, polish hot dog or egg rolls. They feature karaoke at night as well. 184 Highway 101. Rockaway Beach, Oregon. 503-355-2052. (40 minutes from Cannon Beach) www.beachconnection.net/ricks_roadhouse_rockaway/
Nehalem Bay Winery – Nehalem. Perhaps the flagship of local nuttiness for the Nehalem Bay area is at the Nehalem Bay Winery, just a mile up Highway 53 from the 101 junction. Here, it resembles parts of France or Germany’s Black Forest, sitting in the middle of lush pastures, small mountains and thick forests. The winery even looks a bit like an old, rustic European home from some angles. But inside the tasting room, it’s tie-dye t-shirts over dress attire for employees. The décor boasts everything from local history and comic pictures to images of Ken Kesey scrawled on the walls.
After all, it’s here where Kesey sometimes showed up to read his works, hang out or just show off the Further bus. And it’s here where big pig roasts and music festivals break the mold of most any winery you’ll find in Oregon. There is also the Depoe Bay Winery, in Depoe Bay. www.nehalembaywinery.com. 34965 Highway 53. 888-368-9463.
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